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California farmers battle Argentine ants that protect other crop pests

California farmers battle Argentine ants that protect other crop pestsWorldPing

Invasive Argentine ants have formed a unique symbiotic relationship with sap-feeding insects, creating challenges for citrus groves and vineyards. First spotted in the U.S. in 1891, their expansion is aided by California's favorable climate and human activity.

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